In his entire life, Yi Han had only received one White Rabbit toffee from his father. It was sugared and stuck to the sugar paper. It was as hard as a rock and he had hidden it all his life.
Born into a poor family, he relied on studying to change his life, but his first love, a high-ranking father, was used as a stepping stone for his daughter's promotion. Really wrong, he sadly returned to his hometown and started as a small clerk in the township.
On the Chaohe River Embankment, he took over the sandbags and the chess game of his father's generation. He has seen the misery at the lowest level and understands the most secret rules. He used half of his justice to protect the people's "embankment" and used the other half of his sinfulness to pave his own path.
From the chess pieces being used to the players holding the chess pieces. That petrified sugar is his wound that will never heal, and it is also his extremely hard core.
He wanted to see how far a child from Pier Village could go and how long he could defend.
